I sure did! Went out to Waialua for the quasi-annual confluence of Roshan's birthday celebration http://www.myspace.com/roshanandshivani and another incredible reunion of the sorely missed Sugar Bar, with over 9 steady hrs. of former, but always awesome, bands/workers/patrons respectfully grooving in typicaly high spirits. It always starts off hot and just increases in intensity, thanx to the professional but laid-back attitudes/abilities of all involved. Like many a lucky listening outsider said afterwards, "you guy's really know how to party!". At curfew (barely) we left the idyllic North Shore park's enclosure spotlessly clean, and nobody got hurt.

I was just talking Waikiki Tiki on the Perry and Price morning show. That was a super fun 5 minutes with about 100,000 listeners. _________________Waikiki Tiki; Art, History, and Photographs.
Available now from Bess Press Hawaii.

It's going well. Hope it all is with you. I had a great weekend and found some new things to photograph.
_________________Waikiki Tiki; Art, History, and Photographs.
Available now from Bess Press Hawaii.

Hey, where's the Tiki? On another side of the structure that's documented in Waikiki Tiki: Art, History and Photographs standing with Duke Kahanamoku. But you already have the book, so you know that.
_________________Waikiki Tiki; Art, History, and Photographs.
Available now from Bess Press Hawaii.

A call to arms against whom?
Being overrun with tourists?
Federal government using eminent domain for the formerly King's lands?
Faceless corporations who take the land for golf courses and then hire freshly-scrubbed Haole kids from the mainland, as opposed to Ohana (no better example than Duke's)